Early Bird Rate |
Standard Rate |
Onsite Rate |
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| Deadline July 10, 2020 | Deadline August 30, 2020 | After August 30, 2020 | |
| Member full conference registration | $ 525 | $ 625 | $ 725 |
| Non-Member full conference registration | $ 645 | $ 745 | $ 845 |
| Presenter registration | $ 450 professional, $100 student (register before July 1 with your abstract ID) | ||
| Student full conference registration | $ 100 | $ 120 | $ 140 |
| Retired full conference registration | $ 225 | $ 225 | $ 225 |
| Underemployed | Contact GeoConvention for discount opportunities | ||
| Exhibit Hall Only | Free | Free | $ 25 |
| Media | Complimentary | ||
All pricing in the above matrix is in Canadian Dollars and is for the August 31st – September 2nd GeoConvention at the Telus Convention Center
Delegate pricing includes access to the full technical program, exhibition floor and networking events.
Please note that all prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude GST and processing cost recovery (2.6%). The system processing fee is non refundable.
Registration Rates - Luncheons
| CSPG Monday Keynote Luncheon | $ 60 |
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| GAC Monday Awards Luncheon | $ 65 Professional $ 50 Student |
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| CSEG Tuesday Networking Luncheon | $ 38 | ||
| IAH-CNC Tuesday Awards Luncheon and Keynote |
$ 65 Professional $ 50 Student |
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| MAC Tuesday Awards Luncheon | $ 65 Professional $ 50 Student |
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| CWLS Wednesday Networking Luncheon | $ TBD | ||
| GAC Wednesday Mineral Deposit Division Awards Luncheon |
$ 65 Professional $ 50 Student |
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Registration Rates - Additional Items
| GAC/MAC Sunday Welcome Icebreaker | $ 15 members $ 25 non-members |
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| Additional Monday Icebreaker ticket (admission is free with your delegate or exhibitor badge; ticket includes drink voucher) |
$ 40 | ||
| Additional Tuesday Night Reception ticket (admission is free with your delegate or exhibitor badge; ticket includes drink voucher) |
$ 40 | ||
| CSPG Core Conference (includes Core Meltdown) | $ 200 | ||
| Convention Day Pass (available on-site only) | $ 225 | ||
Additional booth personnel passes for exhibitors can be purchased for $100.00. More information will be available in the exhibitor kit.
Delegate Justification letter
GeoConvention 2020 is a once-in-a-decade learning opportunity for earth science professionals and energy leaders. With over 100 sessions planned in total, GeoConvention 2020 will cover a vast array of topics and is a must-attend for anyone looking to learn from the brightest minds in geology, geophysics, petrophysics, hard rock, mining, alternative energy, engineering and much more! As a tool to gain support for attending GeoConvention, the link below provides a template you can use in helping to justify your participation with us.
Registration Rates - Pre-Convention Workshops, Courses and Field Trips
| Oil Reservoir Engineering for Geoscientists April 30 course |
$ 575 CSPG member early $ 775 non-member early add $200 if registering after April 9 |
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| Gas Reservoir Engineering for Geoscientists May 1 course |
$ 575 CSPG member early $ 775 non-member early add $200 if registering after April 9 |
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| Structural Geology Transect in the Eastern Canadian Rocky Mountains, Calgary (AB) to Field (BC) May 6 field course |
$ 325 CSPG member early $ 525 non-member early add $200 if registering after April 24 |
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| How Engineers Make Money Using Geophysics May 6-7 course |
$ 1200 CSEG member early $ 1600 non-member early add $400 if registering after April 10 |
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| Foothills to Fairmont: A Rocky Mountains transect to the Trench May 8-9 field trip |
$ 500 Professional $ 400 Student |
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| Southern Alberta Rocky Mountain Transect with Emphasis on the Crowsnest Alkaline Volcanic Suite May 9-10 field trip |
$ 390 | ||
| Phase equilibrium modelling: approaches and pitfalls May 10 workshop |
$ 175 | ||
Please note that all prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude GST and processing cost recovery (2.6%). The processing fee is not refundable.
All Workshops and Courses are hosted by our affiliate societies. Activities may be cancelled in case of insufficient registrations. GeoConvention and our partner societies will not be liable for incurred attendee costs (travel, hotel, etc.)
Registration Rates - Post-Convention Workshops, Courses and Field Trips
| Metamorphism and tectonics in the Omineca belt, southeastern British Columbia May 14-17 field trip |
$ 795 | ||
| Rates and Dates: Dating methods and applications May 14 workshop |
$ 450 Professional $ 150 Student |
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| Dinosaurs and more: a visit to the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology May 14 or 16 workshop |
$ 50 | ||
| 3D Printing in Geoscience and Engineering: Emerging Technology in Education, Research, and Communication May 14 course |
$ 575 CSPG member early $ 775 non-member early add $200 if registering after April 23 $ 475 CSPG member student |
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| The Athabasca in situ oil sands: History, Geoscience, Development, Production and Technology May 14 course |
$ 575 CSPG member early $ 775 non-member early add $200 if registering after April 23 |
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| WCSB Devonian Carbonate Core Workshop: Essential guide to depositional settings and lithologies, with examples from the Clive Leduc CO2 CCS May 14 course |
$ 575 CSPG member early $ 775 non-member early add $200 if registering after April 23 |
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| Field Course to Grassi Lake– Devonian Leduc equivalent: New perspectives for CO2 CCS May 15 field course |
$ 325 CSPG member early $ 525 non-member early add $200 if registering after April 24 |
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| Quantifying sediment provenance and basin thermal histories May 15 workshop |
$ 450 Professional $ 150 Student |
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| Combo Package: Rates and Dates: Dating methods and applications and Quantifying sediment provenance and basin thermal histories May 14 and 15 workshop |
$ 850 Professional $ 300 Student |
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Please note that all prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude GST and processing cost recovery (2.6%). The processing fee is not refundable.
All Workshops and Courses are hosted by our affiliate societies. Activities may be cancelled in case of insufficient registrations. GeoConvention and our partner societies will not be liable for incurred attendee costs (travel, hotel, etc.)
Workshops and Courses
- GeoConvention 2020 is pleased to collaborate with GAC, MAC, IAH and Geothermal Canada to bring a diverse range of topics and a once-in-a-decade opportunity to showcase your company in front of one of the largest audiences GeoConvention will host!
- GeoConvention offers two focused networking opportunities with food and beverages to drive participation to the floor
- At GeoConvention we pride ourselves on best in class customer service with flexible exhibitor prices, dates, and extra benefits that make you feel like family rather than just another vendor. We will work to maximize every dollar you spend because we know your investment is important
- This is one of the largest concentrations of buying power for technology and products and services in our industry in one place at one time
- GeoConvention provides the best dollar-for-dollar value of any similar sized conference
- Exhibit floor access is free to all attendees, maximizing the number of potential business opportunities; expected 2020 attendance is 4,500 geoscience professionals
testimonials
geoLOGIC systems has been a proud supporter of the GeoConvention for over 10 years and we continue to see it’s benefits pay dividends within industry. Each year geoLOGIC maintains it’s investment in this joint effort we see increased sales opportunities, training interactions and interest in our software solutions.
geoLOGIC Systems
The GeoConvention Partnership recognizes the industry’s challenges and creates a right-size solution allowing Pulseto maximize every corporate dollar we put into our participation. Our ability to meaningfully interact with operators across all of Canada ‘s basins is exceptionally well served through the exposure we attain when participating in GeoConvention.
Pulse Seismic
GeoConvention has given us a great opportunity to showcase Paradigm software and services to new and existing clients. This has been of value to both Paradigm, and our clients who wish to be aware of our latest technologies.
Matt Williams, Emerson E&P Software